Zoom links are also available on the St. Columba Website.
MONDAY:
Morning Prayer @8am
Reflection on Scripture Matthew 15:21-28 @9am
Movie Night @6pm
Navajo Code Talkers of World War II
Book Club September 11, 2023
TUESDAY:
Time Change
Morning Prayer @7am
Daily Mass @8am
Rosary Immediately Following Mass
WEDNESDAY:
Time Change
Morning Prayer @7am
Daily Mass @8am
Town Hall @7pm
Mandatory Ministry Chair Meeting
THURSDAY:
Time Change
Morning Prayer @7am
Daily Mass @8am
Rosary Immediately Following Mass
Infant Baptism Preparation @5pm
St. Columba Adult Scripture on Hiatus
Fr. Kwame's Bible Study On Hiatus
FRIDAY:
Morning Prayer @8am
Meditation and Mindfulness @9am
SATURDAY:
Morning Prayer @8am
Mass @4pm
Hope for Haiti White Party @3:30pm
SUNDAY:
Mass @8am
Mass @ 10:30 am
Immediately Following Mass ~ Coffee and Fellowship Hour
(In Person and Via Zoom)
All Family Faith Day @12:30pm
MORNING PRAYER
TIME CHANGE
Monday, Friday, and Saturday
8:00 AM
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
7:00AM
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Praying the Scriptures
Monday
9:00 am
Matthew 15:21-28
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Scripture Reflection
Meeting ID: 839 2362 6643
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Scripture Reflection
Meeting ID: 839 2362 6643
Passcode: 1898
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Movie Night
Monday
6:00PM
6:00PM
"Navajo Code Talkers of World War II"
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Movie Night
Meeting ID: 852 1520 1768
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Navajo Code Talkers of World War II
During World War II, a group of Native American Marines devised an unbreakable code that helped the United States maintain the upper hand in its battles against Japan. Filmed on location at key locales in Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Guam, and Saipan, this gripping documentary features first-person accounts from six original Navajo Code Talkers who helped change the course of US history with their extraordinary service.
Daily Mass
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
TIME CHANGE
8:00 am
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Rosary
Immediately Following Tuesday and Thursday Mass
To Learn How to Recite the Rosary,
Click the Link or Download the PDF Below.
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St. Columba Adult Bible Study
On Hiatus Until September 14, 2023
To View Previous Sessions,
Click the Link Below
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Fr. Kwame's New
Adult Bible Study Zoom Series
Adult Bible Study Zoom Series
The Torah: How Our Faith Began
On Hiatus
Meditation/Mindfulness
Friday @9:00 am
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To Purchase Tickets for the Hope for Haiti White Party,
Click the Link Below.
St. Columba's Hope for Haiti Donation Page and Website
To Learn More About the Men's Conference,
Click the Links Below
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The Baobab Tree
To Access the Diocese of Oakland African American
Pastoral Center Website,
Click the Link Below
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To Access the Black Catholic Messenger Website,
Click the Link Below.
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To Access the Article
Conservatives and liberals:
separating fact from fiction
Dr. Ronald E. Smith dissects the nature of partisan political connotation and how we can move past division to advocate for the common good.
Click the Link Below.
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To Read the Latest Vatican News,
Click the Links Below.
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To Read About the National Black Catholic Congress 2023,
Click the Link Below.
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To Read the Justice, Peace, and Human Development Newsletter Marking the National Black Catholic Congress' 13th National Conference,
Click the Link Below.
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To Read About PBS' American Experience Special, The Busing Battleground, Click the LInk Below.
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To Access the Diocesan Chapter 11 Webpage,
Click the Link Below.
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To Access the Diocese of Oakland Chapter 11 Claim Forms,
Click the Buttons Below.
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For More Information and Recommendations About Masking,
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MASK Mandate
There have been questions about whether we, the Health Cabinet, would advise the administration regarding the option of wearing masks in the church or hall.
We understand the “wearing a mask mandate” has been dropped. We welcome all back into the church so that we may commune together in body and spirit.
The caveat is that the State of California, County of Alameda, UCSF, and other health entities ask that we consider wearing masks in crowded indoor public places, especially those people who are vulnerable.
Blessings in health and spirit,
The Health Cabinet
St. Columba Catholic Church
Continued support can be obtained via the:
California Department of Public Health website
https://covid19.ca.gov/smarter/
Alameda County Public Health website
For more information,
Click the Link Below.
Click the Link Below.
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Please join us the last Monday of every month from 4-5pm PST, for the WISDOM Study monthly community forum!
The WISDOM Study is a national, landmark research study working to revolutionize the way breast cancer is screened, detected, and risk-reduced. The WISDOM community is comprised of pioneering researchers and doctors, dedicated staff, patient advocates and ambassadors, study participants and community members who've come together to work toward our common goal. Our community forum is an opportunity for us convene and discuss the latest topics in the field with input from our WISDOM Study clinicians and scientists.
Most importantly, it's an opportunity to hear your questions and address the topics that are most important to our communities. All are welcome to this forum, so please share this information.
For questions or concerns, please contact us at wisdomcommunity@ucsf.edu.
Website: The WISDOM Study - Join The Movement
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FREE TRAINING OPPORTUNITY: MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID
In the Mental Health First Aid course, participants learn risk factors and warning signs for mental health and addiction concerns, strategies for how to help someone experiencing a mental health or substance use-related challenge, in both crisis and non-crisis situations, and where to turn for help. Nearly 3 million adults in the U.S. have gone through this training
Who can be trained:
- Adult -Anyone age 18 and older who wants to learn how to help a person who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem.
- Youth – Primarily intended for adults to learn how to help young people experiencing mental health challenges or crises. It reviews the unique risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems in adolescents ages 12-18 and emphasizes the importance of early intervention.
Topics covered:
- Anxiety disorders
- Trauma
- Psychosis
- Substance Use disorders
- Depression and mood disorders
Mental Health First Aid teaches about recovery and resiliency – the belief that individuals experiencing these challenges can and do get better, and use their strengths to stay well.
Normally there is a cost for this day-long (9:00 – 3:30) online training, but California residents can take advantage of this excellent training free of charge, thanks to a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Upcoming dates for the training are July 26 and August 23, and added dates may become available.
To obtain more information and to register, the website is:
Additional training dates have been September 27 and October 25 (Adult Mental Health), and September 19, October 11 and November 8 (Youth Mental Health). August 23, September 27 and October 25 (Adult Mental Health), and September 19, October 11 and November 8 (Youth Mental Health).
To Learn More About the National and International Eucharistic Congress,
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St. Columba's Faith Formation Page
To Learn More About Re-Enrolling in Medicare,
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Click Here for St. Columba's COVID-19 Resource Page
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St. Columba's Listening Ministry Page
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For those who have a want or need, the members of the Listening Ministry are also available to take calls. Please click the link below to access the contact list.
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LM Availability_2022.pdf (stcolumba-oak.com)
Blessings!
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LM Availability_2022.pdf (stcolumba-oak.com)
Blessings!
Faith in Action East Bay (part of PICO, national) formerly known as OCO
Since 1972, Oakland Community Organization has been a driving force for systemic change, racial justice, and economic equity in Oakland. On January 1, 2020, we changed our name to Faith in Action East Bay (FIAEB) to reflect the move to expand and regionalize our work. We are scaling up the level of our capacity to build power throughout the East Bay. Our commitment to faith-based organizing and leadership development now encompasses all of Alameda County and Contra Costa County.
To Access the Faith in Action Website, Click the Link Below
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St. Columba's Hope for Haiti Donation Page and Website
To Listen to the Haitian Songs,
Click the Links Below.
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To Learn More About the Eucharistic Revial,
Click on the Links Below.
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As a reminder, all Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF)’s 2023 Scholarships applications are now open!
For more information regarding scholarship qualifications and application closing dates, please visit cbcfinc.org/scholarships or email us at scholarships@cbcfinc.org.
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An Evening with Mr. J.T. Johnson
TBA
Time and Location to Follow
Sponsored by
St. Columba Catholic Church
FIAEB
JustFaith Ministries
Oakland Diocese-
Racial Justice Task Force
Sponsored by
St. Columba Catholic Church
FIAEB
JustFaith Ministries
Oakland Diocese-
Racial Justice Task Force
J.T. Johnson is a civil rights activist and business consultant. He is a National Board Member of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and President and CEO of Coach Consulting, Inc., a business management and strategic business solutions company.
As a Field Organizer in the 1960’s J.T. assisted Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rev. Ralph Abernathy in their efforts as they navigated the explosive climate of the Civil Rights Movement that plagued the nation. After more than 51 years J.T. Johnson has remained committed and dedicated to social change in our society as he continues to carry out thevision of Dr. King.
